Your account
Plans and limits
What your plan controls, where to see your own limits, what a refused publish means, and what happens to your pages if you downgrade.
Nothing is ever deleted because of a limit. Going over one pauses content, and upgrading brings it back exactly as it was. That's the important part; the rest is detail.
See your own limits
- Open the dashboard and click Settings.
- Find the Plan and billing card.
It shows your plan and its limits, and lists any paid plans with theirs so you can compare. Exact numbers change as plans evolve, so trust this screen over any number written down elsewhere. One number is stable: the free plan includes 10 live pages.
What your plan controls
- Live pages. A set number of standalone pages. Free allows 10.
- Sites. How many multi-page sites, on plans that include them.
- Pages within a site. A ceiling per site. This one isn't shown in the dashboard today, so the first sign you've reached it is usually a refused folder publish. The refusal names both numbers.
- Custom domains. How many you can connect.
- Plan features. Some features are included only on certain plans. Lead sync is one.
Limits only apply to adding new things. Updating or replacing a page you already published never counts against any limit.
When you hit a limit
Publishing past a limit is refused with a message naming it, for example: "You've reached your plan's limit of 10 pages. Delete a page to publish a new one, or upgrade your plan." If you published from Claude, that message appears in your conversation.
Two ways forward: delete something you no longer need, or upgrade in Settings, then Plan and billing.
Nothing half-publishes and you're never charged by surprise.
If you downgrade
When you move to a plan with lower limits, for example after canceling a paid plan:
- Pages over the new limit are paused, never deleted. Visitors see a temporary offline page. Your file, stats, and leads are all saved.
- Your most-viewed pages stay live by default, up to the new limit.
- You can choose instead. On the Pages screen, click Keep this one live on any paused page to swap it in. Takes effect immediately.
- Sites pause as a unit, with all of their pages.
- Upgrading restores everything automatically. There's nothing to redo.